Week of April 15-19
We have a great week in store!! We will be taking the ACAP tests this week in ELA & Math! Please get a good night's rest each night and eat a good breakfast each day! You are all going to do just fine! We will also continue reading our novel this week (Chapters 6-8)! How much longer will the guys have to spend in the church? Stay tuned this week to find out! Progress reports go home this week as well. Please sign and return those this week. I'm looking forward to a fantastic week! Love, Mrs. Thrash :)
*Don't forget to practice memorizing/reciting the poem from Ch. 5, "Nothing Gold Can Stay!" Please see below for a copy of the poem if you need it and don't have your copy with you!
*We are in desperate need of some Kleenex/facial tissues! If you can send some, please do! We would greatly appreciate it!!
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Monday
ACAP- ELA Session 1 & 2
Reading- Review vocab. Ch. 5-9; Poem poster activity
English- Review adjectives; argumentative essay
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Tuesday
ACAP- ELA Sessions 3 & 4
Reading- Read Ch. 6; notes & discussion
English- argumentative writing; review contractions & negatives
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Wednesday
ACAP- Math Session 1
Reading- Read Ch. 7; notes & discussion
English- Review adjectives
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Thursday
ACAP- Math Session 2
Reading- Read Ch. 8; notes & discussion
English- Review adjectives
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Friday
Reading- Weather Day- No School today!
English-
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***Upcoming dates:
April 15-16: ELA ACAP testing
April 17-18: Math ACAP testing
April 19: Weather Day (no school)
April 23: Science ACAP testing
April 29-30: STAR testing
May 1: Beta Club field trip
"Nothing Gold Can Stay" by Robert Frost
You will need to recite this to me by April 29-30. You can recite it to me anytime before then (during homeroom or bellringer time).
Nature's first green is gold.
Her hardest hue to hold.
Her early leaf's a flower;
But only so an hour.
Then leaf subsides to leaf.
So Eden sank to grief,
So dawn goes down to day.
Nothing gold can stay.
